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1988-03-15
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in a small room, with a bed and computer, rocking back and forth in my chair, 'must be the best.'
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2003-10-21
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sam, so now i guess you think you know me, do you. well yep you do thats all ther is to know.
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writing first book (still writing it)
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anime is that what they call it.
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dunno, ninja scroll, trigun, outlaw star, vampire unter D, you know the usual.
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to some day escape from this room and actually meet people.
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i loove listening to music and doing other stuff, i.e surfing, writing, drawing.
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its pretty hard being me it takes a supremely talented person. (head swells up) what can i say im just gifted.(floating now) most people will pay me a fortune just to be seen with me.(there i go off into space somewhere)-_-#
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Tuesday, June 15, 2004
I've decided to add this story that i did, for my english coursework, to see what you think. i got an A* by the way.^_^
This is only part of it, i cant find the begining soz. A word of warning not for the easily offended, contains scenes of hooro ect.
Sargeant Hillson and Deputy Troy walked down the damp, long corridor of the Winster flats on Tether avenue for the second time that night. The lights emitted a paliid yellow hue glow, Which allowed shadows to partially exhume the young mens faces. Joseph Hill was a sharp looking man nearing his 25th. Next to his partner he appeared small of stature and had a slight chisselled softness to his features with soft hazel eyes, a scar lay under his right cheek. He was unlike Dennis Troy a hulk of a man nearly breaching 6'' 4''. His face was wide like his nose, which sat squat and off center in the middle of it. His eyes which were a shade of dark indigo looked like black gleaming pools.
'' Why do we end up getting stuck, coming to pits like these.'' Deputy Troy looked up at his partner. His face twisted as though he had been sucking a lemon, his voice carried a dry note.
'' Christ. If i knew i was gonna run around delivering messages i would have been a plumber.''
The last bit he said under his breath.
''Why do the i have to look after a God damn rookie anyway. ''
Dennis proceede to look ahead his mouth opened and out came his monotonous voice.
'' I guess its because theres nothing else happening around here.'' He looked down at the Sargeant.
''Thats the point there is something happening though. Theres a friggin murderer running around, there must be something we could do.''
They turned around the corridor and into an old lift with faded yellow doors.
'' But I guess its not my call any hows, now that they brought in that new inspector from Boston. If he's a s good as they say he is then he should know what he's doing.'' He glanced up at his partner who continued to stare at the wall, after having pressed the button for the fourth floor.
'' Have you heard bout the ' bruxton', murders that happened here on the north side of the town up at the Derry barn. You know the one next to the lake. Must have been 'bout seventeen years ago.''
The sargeants face looked tense as the lines folded on his forehead, a sense of seriousness took over his face and seeped into his eyes turning the soft stare cold.'' Dennis looked at the sargeant now and his eyes scanned the sargeants face and took in the seriousness of the his expression. The cold glare from the eyes sent a sharp shiver spiraling down his spine. As he shook his head trying to shake it off, he spoke.
'' No i haven't. I just came from a town 23 miles west of here, just been shipped over here over two weeks ago. New lot's the name of the town you heard of it?''
'' No, i'm afraid i haven't.''
'' Well its not that big, can't say that i was actually needed there.'' He returned to looking at the wall as if calling up memories of his town.
' I guess you ought to now bought an incident involving this town some time ago since youre new here. So that you hear the truth of what really happened back then and not some of the shit that the older residents of the town are sporting.'' Just like Dennis he set his eyes up against the lift walls, they were mottled with mould and like the whole of this putrid place they smelled like a damp cellar containing the corpses of a few small mamals. Again he wondered why he was here.
''Well like i said before it must have been seventeen years ago, making me bout eight years old. Just like me, my dad was in the force and was acting for sherriff of the department at the time. A single young man named Jack Stiller took up residence in the old Derry farmhouse. Now not many people live up near there so the only time people saw him was when he came down into town to stock up on supplies. From the few conversations that people had with him he was considered to be a friendly, laid back chap who was up that house alone.''
He paused to take a break. Dennis watched him with the look of awe a child has for a big lolipop, spread across his face. The sargeant noticed this and continued.
''He lived up there for bout two months and then thats when the first weird occurence began. Many people reported a black figure stalking round in the shadows a couple of nights in a row and then some dogs go missing the following week. After to many dogs had been reported to have gone missing the police began an investigation to find a suspect. Many people had their beliefs at the time of who it might be but people like my dad also had their doubts. A couple of weeks later the same thing happened again but this time with children instead of dogs. The police increased the investigation and after crying was heard at the farm from a passer by the police decided to check it out. After checking through the house and finding nothing they heard a soft whimper protuding from the barn.''
He collected a deep breath the calmness of his voice wavered as he recalled the buried memories, sending them rushing to the surface. A wet glint sparkled in his eye.
'' My dad and two other officers came into the barn following the whimpers they suddenly came across a boy suspended from the rafters. I layed there as tears streaked my eyes, A hook peircing skin on my back suspended me 2 foot off the ground. My face was swelled up and covered incuts and numerous bruises a 4 inch cut lay under my right cheek. Where i had been slashed at with a crop cutter. My left arm twisted back at a 90 degree angle was broken in three places. I had been the lucky one for my brother and four other children all of whom were boys had been beaten like me and then they were starved to death on a hook parrallel to mine. My brother lay next to me dead his closed eyes puffed up his jaw hung lose snapped and the rest of them were at the bottom of the lake just like the dogs. Just like the dogs.''
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